[Game Chef 2012] this year you may design and submit games written in Italian

[Wady]

grandissimi! Bella iniziativa! E quali sarebbero questi ingredienti?

[Daniele Di Rubbo]

Penso che li sapremo il 5 (qualcosa come due giorni prima dell’inizio del Game Chef, come l’anno scorso).

I think we’ll know them on April, 5th (something like two days before the beginning of the Game Chef, like last year).

[Jah Messenger]

grandissimi! Bella iniziativa! E quali sarebbero questi ingredienti?

Be patient


http://gamechef.wordpress.com/2012/03/31/2012-dates-set/

[Daniele Di Rubbo]

Sorry, I was thinking of the theme. Ingredients will be known on April, 6th, some hours before April, 7th.

[Mattia Bulgarelli]

If the French and Japanese indie RPG communities see the Italian participation this year and want to participate next year [...]

Question: are you mentioning France and Japan as "any random country" or because you already know there's some Indie community there specifically?

I know next to nothing about international Indie communities, so a post about them would be most welcome (at least for me)! ^_^

[Paul "Italo" Czege]

Mattia,

Question: are you mentioning France and Japan as "any random country" or because you already know there's some Indie community there specifically?

I know next to nothing about international Indie communities, so a post about them would be most welcome (at least for me)! ^_^

France and Japan were the ones that came first to mind because I know some bilingual members of those communities. Ewen Cluney and Andy Kitkowski know the Japanese indie scene, and Ludovic Papais and Christoph Boeckle are members of the French scene. I'll see if I can get them to write up descriptions.

Paul

[Jonathan Walton]

Excited to have more Italian chefs this year! Thanks to the trailblazers who participated in previous years and to the folks making this new experiment possible.

I've had some interactions with Chinese-speaking roleplaying communities, but it's a pretty different scene there and there aren't many original games being written in Chinese, unfortunately, at least as far as I know. Instead, volunteers translate English-language roleplaying materials (not indie games, mostly D&D supplements) into Chinese and trade them (illegally?) online.

But maybe we can help empower people to write their own games, slowly but surely! There's really no difference between any of us. We're all "just some dude," as Vincent likes to say!

[Pantoufle]

Bellissima cosa! Penso proprio che proverò a partecipare! 

[Pantoufle]

Ehm, scusate l'ignoranza, ma ho girato per il blog del game chef e non ne vengo a capo, come ci si iscrive per partecipare?

[Daniele Di Rubbo]

Adesso ti consiglio di iscriverti all’RSS o via mail. Per ora non ci si iscrive ancora al Game Chef: dovrai aspettare il 7 aprile, quando si apriranno le iscrizioni. Poi Jonathan spiegherà tutto, come l’anno scorso.

[Pantoufle]

Ok, grazie!

[giullina]

Apriremo una sezione a parte qui con tutte le istruzioni e le traduzioni necessarie 

[Davide Losito - ( Khana )]

Fan Mail a tutti

[Mattia Bulgarelli]

Split sulla presentazione di Ludovic, qui: http://www.gentechegioca.it/smf/index.php/topic,6907.0.html

Ludovic's introduction is here: http://www.gentechegioca.it/smf/index.php/topic,6907.0.html

EDIT: I wrote the wrong name... Sorry, Ludovic! #°_°#

[Mr. Mario]

Abbiamo aperto una sezione per tutti i cuochi di giochi e chiunque altro sia interessato: http://www.gentechegioca.it/smf/index.php/board,148.html

We opened a section for all the game chefs and all those who'd like a peek into the kitchen: http://www.gentechegioca.it/smf/index.php/board,148.html